Serious Do you get visited by police for weird searches?

[uglysubhuman]

Let's be real, we're all on a list for posting here. I often search weird shit that would really raise suspicion if taken out of context. I've also asked a jailbreak version of Bing for elaborate plans on how to do certain illegal activities (in Roblox), mainly out of boredom. Has anyone here been visited by police for searching weird shit? I've read about it happening if you like search up how to commit a terrorist attack on the president, but only in the US. I live in Europe, does it happen here?

 

[DeliriumTremens]

Fedmaxxin

 

[based_meme]

That depends. You trigger a filter check through search engines and your ISP who then have to legally inform the authorities. You then get a file opened on you, and depending on your profile, you either get spied or have police visit you.

If, for example, you're a young edgelord teenager who searches for bomb recipes and downloads games like Hatred, and your dad has guns in the house, and you post things on social media that hint at violent action, then you will likely get a swift visit from the police. If, on the other hand, your profile is that of someone older with a career and life, then they passively spy on you and only intervene if they have evidence that you're going to take action against the government, like trying to organize a resistance group to conduct attacks. They won't intervene right away, of course, they'll infiltrate the group and gather as much intelligence as possible, right up until the moment you give orders to commit some act of domestic terrorism. If your organized group is not militant in nature and won't risk conducting attacks, then they'll put you in some rogue category like a non-violent hate group and they'll keep spying on your for life basically.

Government spying is ruthless and efficient. Always assume that they're watching, because 999999/1000000 times, they are. If you plan on anything you don't want governments to know about - even if it's just talking - never carry electronics with you of any kind, ever, and have 100% trust in the people you're with, because they will be your security leak, if discovered.

 

[uglysubhuman]

If, for example, you're a young edgelord teenager who searches for bomb recipes and downloads games like Hatred, and your dad has guns in the house, and you post things on social media that hint at violent action, then you will likely get a swift visit from the police.

I've done all those things. But I don't live in America, so no guns in the house. I tend to rant in my private journal on PC rather than social media, about going ER or other extreme illegal activities (in Roblox) when I'm in a volatile emotional state, which in hindsight I'm not serious about. I don't think they can just look at my PC files remotely right?

Government spying is ruthless and efficient. Always assume that they're watching, because 999/1000 times, they are. If you plan on anything you don't want governments to know about - even if it's just talking - never carry electronics with you of any kind, ever, and have 100% trust in the people you're with, because they will be your security leak, if discovered.

You sound experienced with this, are you talking from personal experience?

 

[uglysubhuman]

You trigger a filter check through search engines and your ISP who then have to legally inform the authorities. You then get a file opened on you, and depending on your profile, you either get spied or have police visit you.

JFL if this is true I must be triggering the filter every day No way this is happening where I live

 

[NirvanaFan1988]

That depends. You trigger a filter check through search engines and your ISP who then have to legally inform the authorities. You then get a file opened on you, and depending on your profile, you either get spied or have police visit you.

If, for example, you're a young edgelord teenager who searches for bomb recipes and downloads games like Hatred, and your dad has guns in the house, and you post things on social media that hint at violent action, then you will likely get a swift visit from the police. If, on the other hand, your profile is that of someone older with a career and life, then they passively spy on you and only intervene if they have evidence that you're going to take action against the government, like trying to organize a resistance group to conduct attacks. They won't intervene right away, of course, they'll infiltrate the group and gather as much intelligence as possible, right up until the moment you give orders to commit some act of domestic terrorism. If your organized group is not militant in nature and won't risk conducting attacks, then they'll put you in some rogue category like a non-violent hate group and they'll keep spying on your for life basically.

Government spying is ruthless and efficient. Always assume that they're watching, because 999999/1000000 times, they are. If you plan on anything you don't want governments to know about - even if it's just talking - never carry electronics with you of any kind, ever, and have 100% trust in the people you're with, because they will be your security leak, if discovered.

Pretty much my thoughts exactly, this is why free of spying expression is only available on really niche scenarios and with analog technologies, might as well be an example of IRL secret meetups with invitations only handed to a selected few with classical mechanisms (analog mail and stuff alike)

 

[based_meme]

Pretty much my thoughts exactly, this is why free of spying expression is only available on really niche scenarios and with analog technologies, might as well be an example of IRL secret meetups with invitations only handed to a selected few with classical mechanisms (analog mail and stuff alike)

Electronic spying guarantees that old school, grassroots organization against the government and elites - the kind where members from all over, across many cities, make treks to a discreet and remote location out in the woods somewhere to conduct meetings - will never practically happen and will always remain a fantasy in the West.

You sound experienced with this, are you talking from personal experience?

What answer do you want?

 

[Immolator]

 

[fang]

That depends. You trigger a filter check through search engines and your ISP who then have to legally inform the authorities. You then get a file opened on you, and depending on your profile, you either get spied or have police visit you.

If, for example, you're a young edgelord teenager who searches for bomb recipes and downloads games like Hatred, and your dad has guns in the house, and you post things on social media that hint at violent action, then you will likely get a swift visit from the police. If, on the other hand, your profile is that of someone older with a career and life, then they passively spy on you and only intervene if they have evidence that you're going to take action against the government, like trying to organize a resistance group to conduct attacks. They won't intervene right away, of course, they'll infiltrate the group and gather as much intelligence as possible, right up until the moment you give orders to commit some act of domestic terrorism. If your organized group is not militant in nature and won't risk conducting attacks, then they'll put you in some rogue category like a non-violent hate group and they'll keep spying on your for life basically.

Government spying is ruthless and efficient. Always assume that they're watching, because 999999/1000000 times, they are. If you plan on anything you don't want governments to know about - even if it's just talking - never carry electronics with you of any kind, ever, and have 100% trust in the people you're with, because they will be your security leak, if discovered.

I'm sorry but only 12 yos think this

 

[nazianime]

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Lol this, teacher told me long ago a story about the gov tracking some brazilians carrying material for a dirty bomb, the satellite or plane footage was so clear you could read the license plate. This was more then 40 year ago,


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0p4BQ1XzwDg

 

[Immolator]

Lol this, teacher told me long ago a story about the gov tracking some brazilians carrying material for a dirty bomb, the satellite or plane footage was so clear you could read the license plate. This was more then 40 year ago,


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0p4BQ1XzwDg

It’s crazy how much surveillance technology has gotten, now they got cameras that can pickup clear audio and see through walls with high quality aswell.

 

[based_meme]

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While this is funny, the reality is a bit different. Satellite surveillance is extremely powerful, but it's only one tool with it's limitations and drawbacks. Obvious case where it fails: anywhere without the open sky (thermal mitigates this somewhat, but you lose detail).

Plus, it's a resource like any other that has to be requested and assigned. There are so many targets and only so many satellites for coverage. Unless you're a high value target (HVT), like the only point of contact for a terrorist whose location is unknown, nobody will sign off on diverting a satellite for your ass.

I'm sorry but only 12 yos think this

Glowie or clueless. I'm betting on clueless for now.

 

[Zetta]

just don't say shit with intent or anything that can be used in court against you. simple as

 

[Zetta]

That depends. You trigger a filter check through search engines and your ISP who then have to legally inform the authorities. You then get a file opened on you, and depending on your profile, you either get spied or have police visit you.

If, for example, you're a young edgelord teenager who searches for bomb recipes and downloads games like Hatred, and your dad has guns in the house, and you post things on social media that hint at violent action, then you will likely get a swift visit from the police. If, on the other hand, your profile is that of someone older with a career and life, then they passively spy on you and only intervene if they have evidence that you're going to take action against the government, like trying to organize a resistance group to conduct attacks. They won't intervene right away, of course, they'll infiltrate the group and gather as much intelligence as possible, right up until the moment you give orders to commit some act of domestic terrorism. If your organized group is not militant in nature and won't risk conducting attacks, then they'll put you in some rogue category like a non-violent hate group and they'll keep spying on your for life basically.

Government spying is ruthless and efficient. Always assume that they're watching, because 999999/1000000 times, they are. If you plan on anything you don't want governments to know about - even if it's just talking - never carry electronics with you of any kind, ever, and have 100% trust in the people you're with, because they will be your security leak, if discovered.

How bad do you think the surveillance state is going to get?

 

[based_meme]

How bad do you think the surveillance state is going to get?

It's already pretty fucking bad, brocel. We already have real-time geolocation and audio/video surveillance with everyone's phones that they carry around everywhere they go. People already volunteer too much of themselves on social media and make the government's job easier.

Conspiracy theorists and researchers have long speculated that the globalists will push their controlled governments to gradually implement policies towards total surveillance with injectable microchips (these already exist, btw, just look it up) that will contain all of your personal, financial, and medical information. The chip will also serve as your debit and credit card, as all money will eventually be digital. The government will have total control over you. They will read the real-time status of your health and will be able to turn off your ability to purchase anything, effectively turning you into a total invalid at the press of a button.

They can already do this last bit easily by freezing all of your financial accounts and seizing your assets with a simple phone call to the bank and financial institution managers, so you would have to be extremely naive or just plain dumb to think that they wouldn't implement policies and take steps to make this easier to do for themselves by skipping steps.

 

[CruxGammata]

A few months ago I was watching atomwaffen and isis videos I wonder if that put me on a watchlist.

 

[based_meme]

A few months ago I was watching atomwaffen and isis videos I wonder if that put me on a watchlist.

It won't right away, no. Getting put on a watchlist takes some effort.

 

[sic]

if you think a bad government institution is a plus
just be a third-worldcel
you will never get swatted jfl

 

[Zetta]

It's already pretty fucking bad, brocel. We already have real-time geolocation and audio/video surveillance with everyone's phones that they carry around everywhere they go. People already volunteer too much of themselves on social media and make the government's job easier.

Conspiracy theorists and researchers have long speculated that the globalists will push their controlled governments to gradually implement policies towards total surveillance with injectable microchips (these already exist, btw, just look it up) that will contain all of your personal, financial, and medical information. The chip will also serve as your debit and credit card, as all money will eventually be digital. The government will have total control over you. They will read the real-time status of your health and will be able to turn off your ability to purchase anything, effectively turning you into a total invalid at the press of a button.

They can already do this last bit easily by freezing all of your financial accounts and seizing your assets with a simple phone call to the bank and financial institution managers, so you would have to be extremely naive or just plain dumb to think that they wouldn't implement policies and take steps to make this easier to do for themselves by skipping steps.

mark of the beast unironically

 

[DarkStar]

It won't right away, no. Getting put on a watchlist takes some effort.

Various tiers for it exist likely- tons of non-Incels enjoy stuff I like such as Italian or German Fascist music & moonman songs, so they’re maybe on a watchlist, but a “lower-tier” one if you catch the drift.

 

[Ricordanza]

When I was around 16 I downloaded a porn video from piratebay and comcast emailed my parents with the name of the porn title (I still remember the name, Amia Miley “Filthy Fetishes) They said they would get a fine for piracy but nothing happened

 

[based_meme]

When I was around 16 I downloaded a porn video from piratebay and comcast emailed my parents with the name of the porn title (I still remember the name, Amia Miley “Filthy Fetishes) They said they would get a fine for piracy but nothing happened

 

[Zetta]

having guns in the house is irrelevant since there is no gun registry in the US.

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When I was around 16 I downloaded a porn video from piratebay and comcast emailed my parents with the name of the porn title (I still remember the name, Amia Miley “Filthy Fetishes) They said they would get a fine for piracy but nothing happened

This is the most shit luck imaginable

 

[wastedcodeine]

Never because I'm a LAW ABIDING CITIZEN

 

[nazianime]

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdQxgvRnfhc


When the feds read your history.

 

[FakeFakecel]

It won't right away, no. Getting put on a watchlist takes some effort.

I see,do you think a person here will be put on a watchlist just for saying some shit like ''go er'' ?

 

[Kinosuke]

I've searched a ton of shit that would put me on a list for sure, but never been visited by any law enforcement agency and I live in the US.

 

[MediumDiploma]

I have had my house robbed a few times. I never catched them. They stole my hard drives and pc, and any electronics they can find that contains any form of memory storage.

 

[based_meme]

I see,do you think a person here will be put on a watchlist just for saying some shit like ''go er'' ?

No, that will most likely fall under noise, because so many say it as a joke. They would have to look at more detailed posts.